- Add Color Variation: Using a large brush, lightly apply Bloodstone to random areas. Blend the edges to create natural-looking color variations among the bricks.
- Using a large brush, lightly apply Heartfire to random areas. Blend the edges to create natural-looking color variations among the bricks.
- Use a very thinned-down black paint, such as Thamar Black , to add shadows and depth. Apply it along the edges and crevices, then blend it out with a large flat brush or your finger for a stained effect.
- Follow up with a glaze of Burnt Umber to enrich the brown tones and unify the overall look.
- Define Mortar Lines: Once the paint is dry, use a black fineliner pen (e.g., Stabilo 0.4mm) to draw in the mortar lines. Hold the pen at a 45-degree angle to guide it along the grooves, starting with horizontal lines followed by vertical ones for a realistic brick pattern
- Dry Brushing: For highlighting, consider dry brushing lighter shades like Menoth White Highlight over the bricks to accentuate edges and textures.
